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The ball? >> hello, ball. >> people are struggling and they see an underdog. youre rooting for that guy. >> who is our next guest, please? mr. ralph. >> that episode is so potent. >> i intend to go straight on and forge ahead to the $99. >> ill go on a game show and ill have enough money to get breathing room to finally achieve my dreams. >> who is the composer of "swa ny river"? >> time is running out. >> i felt so bad when he would set up some scheme and it was about to fall apart. >> terribly...

>> when people are struggling and they see an underdog, youre rooting for that guy. >> who is our next guest, please? mr. ralph kramden! >> the "name that tune" episode is so potent. >> i intend to go straight on, forge ahead to the $99,000 answer. >> oh, ill go on a game show and i will have enough money to get some breathing room to finally achieve my dreams. >> who is the composer of "swannee river"? >> hummina hummina. >> times running out. >> i felt so bad when he would set up some scheme a...

With whom dirk bogardes ageing composer becomes obsessed — an obsession that was mirrored in real life when film fans around the world fell in love with the fictional figure of tadzio. yet for andresen, death in venice also turned him into a commodity, an object to be marketed around the world with little regard for his own well—being. now in the documentary the most beautiful boy in the world, andresen looks back over his life — on the struggles he endured in the wake of early fame and on...

Viscontis film death in venice made a screen icon of bjorn andresen, a swedish teenager whom the director famously declared to be "the most beautiful boy in the world." in the film, adapted from thomas manns 1913 novella, andresen played the youth with whom dirk bogarde�*s ageing composer becomes obsessed — an obsession that was mirrored in real life when film fans around the world fell in love with the fictional figure of tadzio. yet for andresen, death in venice also turned him into a comm...

A swedish teenager whom the director famously declared to be "the most beautiful boy in the world." in the film, adapted from thomas manns 1913 novella, andresen played the youth with whom dirk bogardes ageing composer becomes obsessed — an obsession that was mirrored in real life when film fans around the world fell in love with the fictional figure of tadzio. yet for andresen, death in venice also turned him into a commodity, an object to be marketed around the world with little regard for h...

With five seconds, you get -- >> a lot of people think it happened with streaming, with cable. but i remember when it happened because, i remember, back in the 80s, the first time somebody gave judy hart angelo and myself a script and said give us 45 seconds, instead of 60. okay. and not too long thereafter, somebody said, give us 30. and 20. and ten. and, you know, there are people, who can -- who can do that. like, orchestraters, arrangers. im a songwriter. i cant express myself in ten seconds...

And the amazing thing of being homeless will make you figure out what your priorities are. one of the priorities had to be getting some food and start to eat. >> you have scored more prime time television series than any other black composer ever. >> ive just been fortunate to get in at a time when there was a rentaissance of black tv show back in the 90s. ♪ that was really a magical theme song. i co-wrote it with the star of the show, brandy. >> it came from the music. they saw my personality...

Cliched orformulaic. on the contrary, its a drama about real people whose situation is so absurd that it can make you laugh and cry simultaneously. limbo is in cinemas now. back in 1971, luchino viscontis film death in venice made a screen icon of bjorn andresen, a swedish teenager whom the director famously declared to be "the most beautiful boy in the world." in the film, adapted from thomas manns 1913 novella, andresen played the youth with whom dirk bogardes ageing composer becomes obsessed....

Limbo is in cinemas now. back in 1971, luchino viscontis film death in venice made a screen icon of bjorn andresen, a swedish teenager whom the director famously declared to be "the most beautiful boy in the world." in the film, adapted from thomas manns 1913 novella, andresen played the youth with whom dirk bogarde�*s ageing composer becomes obsessed — an obsession that was mirrored in real life when film fans around the world fell in love with the fictional figure of tadzio. yet for andres...

Is it because they were written by the greatest composer of all time? >> sure which works? >> a comedy guy. he wrote two of the most classic all time theme songs. "the brady bunch" and "gilleons island." he needed to give us a purpose of shows shows. >> you see the support, the